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Was hit pretty hard. This was something that happened, you saw the yen was going to its highest level as the riskier assets took on hammering ahead of the key central bank. It is not just the u. S. Central bank meeting this week but the bank of japan, the bank of england and the Swiss National bank. Take a look at shanghai composite down by 3 . The hang seng down by 2. 5 . In germany this morning, the dax is down by 1 with similar declines at the cac and france. And well look at crude oil, this ...

Today is about dyslexia. One condition that affects the brain assesses, britain spoken language is considered the most important learning disability. I know senator cassidy is going into a large information in data that i want to again sad i wont say again. The reason the National Center for learning disabilities highlight the many challenges our country faces when trying to meet the needs of other learning disabilities. At following her dreams and her passions. So i want to thank you for your c...

Consumer, whats your view of the cable industry today . Guest so, you know, i was listening to pat, and he was talking about roots 40 years ago. And i was saying, golly, 40 years ago i was working at ncta, and so my relationship with the cable industry goes back a long, long time. And it was always a great privilege, i thoughting, to be associated with this industry at that particular point in historiment history. And, you know, Michael Powell was kind enough after i balm chairman to ask me to c...

Congratulations to the class of 2016. Today is your day of celebration and youve earned it. The voices crying for peace and light, because your choices will make all the difference to you and to all of us. Dont be afraid to take on cases or a new job or a new issue that really stretches your boundary. You spend your summer abroad real ships rather than internships, and the specter of living in your parents basement after this Graduation Day is not likely to be of greatest conce concern. Watch co...

Just an opportunity to talk about a book. It is called fixing the future and how canadas government worked together to rescue the canada pension plan. It is an interesting story and the same issue as the Social Security except we ended up with a situation where we doubled the contribution rate and built up the reserve fund and stabilized the contribution rate. It is a fascinating story. You have to figure out the story. I think that is a great point. The way the public and the private sector hav...

[applause] good morning and welcome to the center for American Progress. My name is carla martin. Im the the Vice President for policy. It is my honor to welcome to this exciting event. Our lineup today is a real testament to the importance of this issue to this administration and to president obama. Nearly one in three americans has some type of criminal record that creates barriers to employment, housing and many other pathways to opportunity. Some americans with criminal records are even barr...

Program. The presiding officer is there objection to proceeding to the measure . Without objection. Mr. Tillis mr. President , i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Tillis mr. President , i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its Business Today it adjourn until 9 30 a. M. , thursday, j...

Sometimes a lot of the day in the hour, but my message is for them to maintain the momentum and help in coordinating efforts for reconciliation. We need more and more and more reconciliation. We need to, you know, invent proposals and initiatives and that will be the key for unifying libya and for reaching peace. Thank you. Thank you. Jonathan. Thank you. I know it will be much better for me to wait until president clinton or President Trump takes over and leave them with the libyan problem and ...

Carmichael, a history professor here at gettysburg college. Im also the director of the civil war institute, and it is my privilege and pleasure to introduce the speakers for our conversation or panel on the return of the confederate veteran. For those of you in the audience, and also for those of you who are part of our live cspan audience, you can actually be part of this conversation, twitter, get your ens ready, it is cwi2016. Let me go ahead and introduce our panelists, first, to my far rig...

[please stand by] [please stand by] [please stand by] 3372 children. 57 children. Unlike most wars in this case, refugees are running towards the. Ine they were giving birth out of slavery because it was meaningful, even though it was even birth in a war zone. It was often ugly, against fence posts, women finding whatever they could to cut on the local court straight cut umbilical cords. They need to bury the placenta, so they looking for places to do that and they are determined to do that even...